The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-22

Wilkinson: when last heard from he was ut Ray.
vile Parish La. seventeen or eighteen years ago.
she also has an aunt Mrs. Edna E. Mayfield when
last heard from was in middle Tennessee; hope they
orsomc oftheir children will see this and write.
Her ad ircss is N. NJ. Thornhill, SULPHUR cprnps.
Miss. Aunt Susie send you u nickel: nv name
must so III your Bible promise won't you lett 20 in
ollve V. Tealord--I have young girl friend that
has been afflicted for several years. not able to leave
her bed. l want the cousins to help make her a
scrap albumi any pieces of poetry or pictures with
your name attached will be acceptable and viii
see mat 1t is made into album and presented and
/ VIII let you know the result think the dear old
CONSTITUTION is the best paper in the south and
aunt susie the best woman Long may they live.
SEND your pictures to Olive V. Teaford, Alone p o.
Rockbridse county, Va.
Macy Walton, Baton Rouge 8 CT have inss
hnlsaed perusing the many nico letters in the
columns of this weeks paper. Rest assured Aunt
Susie that your letter received its full share of Mt.
tention as it always does and should. wish yort
could know how much you have endeared your
dear good self to us by your kind letters SO fll ~
good ADVICE and golden precspts will not attemns
to describe any of my adventures here How manV
of YOU are 'Sunbeams?" Up to August we had IL
think 1i9 Sunbeam societies organized through the
different churches Let lis hear from some Of YOU
how you are progressing in your work; ours haven't
quite developed Itself yet but intend TO keep to
the front and do big work for missions
Bessie Reed Napier, Macon, Gal am fourteen
years old. | will try to give the cousins descrp-
ton of some things saw at the fair in this city,
Among the agricultural displays was an image en-
titled DIVERSITY Redeeming the South" The
pedestal was composed OF pumpkins, gouris Irish
ana sweet potatoes, etc, while the figure was made
OF cotton, corn, wheat, cats and other grain Among
the many pictures displayed was one of two water.
melons, The first watermelon was growing to a
vine and the second was cut in pieces. They wera
so natural But the prettlest thing ] saw was q
little engine and train of cars made entirely Of
flowers. The smoke from the engine was made of a
soft wayy grasses. Ono more description Aunt
Susie and shall have finished with the fair There
was a little house which was beautiful Ii was dis.
played at Il G Iiodment exposition. The tiny vim.
dows, blinds, chimnegs and. balcony were perfect,
little lawn surroudded the house covered with
soft green grass The answer to Lille Hendersons
riddle is, think, a snail
Ivie Brooks, ZebIlon, Ga.--A farmer hoy raps az
the door OF the cousins wishing to enter and be ono
of the number and chat with them. Papa has a
water gin and stay there most of the time. l have
no pets but dog named Bounce; she will help drivs
the cows home and is good yard deg. am going
10 try to make good posslm dog of her, J. like
some ofthe boy cousins, get more working than
schooling. guess Paul Jones is too tired to wriio
again. AS ii is custom to tell their age Will tell
mine; lam twelve years old
The partridges are fat,
The rabbits are creeping:
fmust go to bed
Its time was sleeping.